AG: Board cannot legally approve emergency certificates
The State Board of Education ended Branden Durst’s quest to become the certified superintendent of West Bonner, declining to consider his application for an emergency provisional administrator’s certificate.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER)
The State Board of Education was out of line when it previously issued three emergency certificates for administrators and is vulnerable to legal consequences, according to an analysis by Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s office provided to State Superintendent Debbie Critchfield on Thursday.
The opinion came a day after the State Board said it could not consider Branden Durst’s application for such a certificate, effectively stripping him of any chance to become the official superintendent at West Bonner County School District...
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